Sir Isaac Newton did not so much add notes to his own first edition of Principia Mathematica as an entire extra text, gluing in additional pages running to hundreds of words.
If 140 characters doesn't quite cut it for you, there's an option to include an unlimited amount of extra text.
Well, if you've ever tried to copy-and-paste a quote from an article and discovered that there was suddenly some extra text and a link attached (for example, "Read more: https://beta.techcrunch.com/2010/04/16/borthwick-twitter-thanks-bit-ly/#ixzz0lIiy3q6f"), you have tonthankthank for that.
However, our buddy BrklynSurfer brought this new-in-box Gizmondo to my attention including the spam-gasmic extra text and a blurry-cam photo so blurry it could be mistaken for modern art.
It has a reputation as an underwritten play, although it seems clear that extra text has not been cut or lost".
The 'ear' query is a quite clear example of how extra text sources and query expansion can improve the search results, as the top 10 results all retrieve correct variations, and the precision stays above all the other scenarios for all but one recall level.
Because we would like to avoid unnecessary speculation, and it seems premature to make strong claims in the absence of a wider sampling of eukaryotic viruses, we have focused this extra text on the future work that needs to be done.
Without adding too much extra text, it should be revised so that it is a complete document.
In part, the extra text is pure verbiage.
But Mr Prentice hated the extra text Becket submitted.
